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Pennsylvania school cafeteria worker quits over ‘lunch-shaming’ policy – The Guardian

Sep 22, 2016 | 8:10 AM

Stacy Koltiska was forced to take back hot lunches from students whose parents owed over $25 on overdrawn accounts, replacing meals with cheese sandwiches.

This might be the only meal these kids get,’ said the cafeteria worker who resigned in protest of Canon-McMillan school district’s lunch policy. Photograph: Suzanne Plunkett/Reuters

Read the full story here: Pennsylvania school cafeteria worker quits over ‘lunch-shaming’ policy | US news | The Guardian